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Attorneys & patent agents

Your license earns on your terms.

Get paid to review and sign legal work — from your phone, on your schedule. Every review carries a flat fee, fixed before you claim, and every dollar of it is yours.

Malpractice coverage names you — verified in force before you sign.

Or your license keeps earning for everyone but you.

Demo data. Nothing is submitted.

$55–180Flat fee per review — fixed before you claim, 100% yours
8–25Minutes of actual judgment work
Same dayPaid on the act — signed, sent back, or declined
How it works

Three steps. None of them new to you.

  1. 01Verify your bar admission or USPTO registration against the official roster (2 min)
  2. 02Read the Conflicts Sheet, run your own conflicts check, and claim — the full Packet unlocks once you clear
  3. 03Sign it, send it back with defects, or decline with a memo — each is completed work, and each pays your flat fee the same day
What we carry

We carry the overhead stack — intake, drafting, matching, coverage, payment — so the only work left is the work that requires your license: your judgment, and your signature.

How the money works

One flat fee. All of it yours.

Fixed before you claim
Every review is posted with one flat Legal Fee, set when the work is posted and shown to you on the Conflicts Sheet before you claim. No hourly math, no negotiation after the fact.
Never a share of anything
The Legal Fee is your professional fee, whole and undivided. The platform charges separately for what it actually provides — software, drafting tooling, docketing — and its economics never touch the fee line.
Paid on the act, same day
A signature, a send-back with defects noted, and a declination with your reasoned memo are all completed professional work. Each pays the full flat fee, the same day.

These are structural facts of how work is posted here, not promotional terms — forward them to your ethics counsel.

The fine print, first

The parts that usually stop people.

Coverage that names you
Your firm's policy doesn't cover outside work — that's the gap that stops most attorneys. Here, malpractice coverage names you as the insured, and it must be verified in force before anything is signable. We're binding the Umbrella E&O program now; until it's in force for you, nothing is signable.
Conflicts before commitment
The conflicts check is yours to run — Rules 1.7 and 1.9, your full book, firm conflicts imputed under Rule 1.10 — and the machinery to run it in minutes is ours to carry. You see parties and adverse parties before you claim, and your conflicts data stays yours: the platform stores hashes, you hold the names.
Only your credential's work
Work reaches you only inside your credential, your jurisdictions, and your declared areas. A New York admission never surfaces a Texas matter, and no score ever overrides a license.
Your no is sovereign
Three refusals, all safe. Pass at the Conflicts Sheet: costless and invisible. Send back with defects noted: completed professional work, paid in full. Decline after reading the full Packet: your reasoned memo, paid in full, final against every process and every operator — and never scored against you.
The engagement ends with the act
Every engagement is limited-scope by design: review and, in your independent judgment, sign or decline. No client relationship outlives the act unless you choose to take one on — a continuing watch is always a separate, named, flat-fee engagement, never ambient duty.
Every kind of legal work
Patent prosecution runs deepest here, and the same machinery carries trademark office actions, contract review, demand letters, and entity formation. Whatever credentialed legal work your license covers, the network is built to route it — one prepared item at a time.
Patent agents are first-class
Patent prosecution is federal practice. A USPTO registration is full standing here — no law degree required, and no asterisk.
Where this stands
The network is onboarding its founding attorneys and patent agents now, and matching opens by practice area as demand pairs with supply. Nothing is ever assigned to you — work is offered, and your claim is the only thing that starts it.

Turn your license into income — from anywhere.

Limited scope by design: you review and, in your own judgment, sign or decline — the engagement ends with the act. Coverage that names you, verified in force before you sign.